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The director of the CITRIS Policy Lab and UC Berkeley research professor demystifies emerging tech to help lawmakers create responsible policy.
CITRIS researchers say the immediate need for disinformation solutions is pushing companies and policymakers into uncharted territory.
Falsified images and videos, which can be hard for the general public to detect, call for equally clever detection methods, says CITRIS PI.
CITRIS researchers contribute their expertise as policymakers seek to regulate quickly developing AI systems.
Hosted by Brandie Nonnecke, the series features expert insight and offers strategies to both harness the benefits and mitigate the risks of new tech.
The AI Policy Hub at UC Berkeley held its inaugural research symposium on April 20, moderated by CITRIS’s Brandie Nonnecke and Jessica Newman.
CITRIS experts argue that there’s no need to invoke Section 230 to prevent the harms being considered in Google v. Gonzalez.
CITRIS PI Deirdre Mulligan has been named deputy CTO for policy in the U.S. White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.
“If there are no protections for user-generated content,” said CITRIS PI Hany Farid, “I don’t think it’s hyperbolic to say that this is the end of social media.”
The CITRIS Policy Lab has released a report that outlines four recommendations UC could use to support broadband infrastructure development.
